Fall of the Mughal Empire v3.c40.s4.12
Fall of the Mughal Empire v3.c40.s4.12
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v3.c40.s4.12
The fact was, the Jaipur Rajah had no wish to pay anything. "Every time after great effort and the assembling of an army against him, a little money could be collected from him." [G. Ali, iii. 231, Ibr. 162.] Experience had also taught Sindhia that he could not put the necessary pressure upon the Rajah by means of his agents and that if he expected any substantial result he must go there in person.